S. Elladan m. “Elf-man”
Son of Elrond (LotR/227). This name is translated “Elf-man”, a combination of archaic Sindarin †Ell “elf” and Adan “man” (Let/281-2).
Conceptual Development: In Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s, this character was first named N. Elboron (WR/297). Earlier still, the name Ilk. Elboron used as a name for a son of Dior (LR/147).
References ✧ Let/281-282; LotRI; PMI/Elboron, Elladan; SDI1/Elladan; WR/307; WRI/Elboron, Elladan
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†Ell | “Elf” | ✧ Let/281 |
Adan | “Man (as a species)” | ✧ Let/282 |
N. Elboron m.
References ✧ PMI/Elboron, Elladan; WR/297, 307; WRI
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